1. Power system operation and dispatching: Graduates can work in power companies, power grid enterprises or power dispatching centers to be responsible for the stable operation and dispatching management of power systems.
2.R&D and smart grid technology application: Graduates can engage in R&D and application of smart grid technology in scientific research institutes, power equipment manufacturing enterprises, smart grid technology service companies and other units, and participate in the design, development and implementation of smart grid related technologies.
3. Power market and energy management: Graduates can engage in power market analysis, energy planning and management in power market regulatory agencies, energy management departments, energy consulting companies and other units, and participate in the operation and management of the power market.
4. New energy and renewable energy: With the development of clean energy, graduates can engage in design, operation and maintenance, management and other work in new energy power generation enterprises, wind power, photovoltaic and other renewable energy fields.
5. Smart grid security and data analysis: Graduates can engage in smart grid security assessment and monitoring, data analysis and mining in power security monitoring and protection institutions, data analysis companies and other units to ensure the safe and stable operation of smart grids.
In addition, graduates majoring in smart grid information engineering can also choose to continue their studies, pursue master's or doctoral degrees, and engage in scientific research, education or advanced technical management. The most suitable employment direction depends on your interest, ability and career planning.